Flat WaterFE | Antarctic Giants Part 2: Magellan’s Voyage @FlatWaterFE | Uploaded February 2022 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
I found this to be very interesting, I hope you enjoy it too!
“A Remarkable Race Of Polar Giants”
In this video I read from Ferdinand Magellan's "Voyage Around The World” from 1519-1522. This book features very rare, primary source accounts of living Giants in Patagonia and South America.
Antonio Pigafetta was the chronicler of Magellan’s expedition.
Ferdinand Magellan was a Portuguese born explorer who later became a subject of the Spanish Crown. In 1518 he was appointed as Admiral of the Spanish Fleet by the Emperor Charles V (Charles the 5th) to lead a five ship fleet called "Armada de Molucca" to reach the Spice Islands (Maluku Islands), in present day Indonesia.
Many of the pictures seen in this video are from the ships artists who were chosen for their ability to accurately record their observations. They had to do this as realistically as they could in order to accurately report to their King. If they were found to have lied or even embellished the truth slightly they could face execution.
It appears the elites of Europe were given access to this copy, with the full accounts, while the public was told the tales of 9 foot and taller giants weren’t true. Shake-speare (an obvious fraud exposed by the name, who was actually the 17th Earl of Oxford, Edward De Vere, link to video here: youtube.com/watch?v=bd5O3fF0DJU )
Shake-speare had access to the full accounts and made mention of them. He used the word “Setebo’s” to describe demons. The only other time the word was used was in this text by Antonio Pigafetta, about demons, from the beliefs of the giants.
Video:
The Real Book Of Giants: youtu.be/vH0VC5PdlNw
Want to see more accounts of giants from other explorers? Click here: youtu.be/n5LaZlN-9n8
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana (1905) Later, 1948, Winston Churchill in a speech to the House of Commons, changed the quote slightly when he said (paraphrased), 'Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.'
Thank you.
God bless everyone.
Glen. (aka FWFE)
I found this to be very interesting, I hope you enjoy it too!
“A Remarkable Race Of Polar Giants”
In this video I read from Ferdinand Magellan's "Voyage Around The World” from 1519-1522. This book features very rare, primary source accounts of living Giants in Patagonia and South America.
Antonio Pigafetta was the chronicler of Magellan’s expedition.
Ferdinand Magellan was a Portuguese born explorer who later became a subject of the Spanish Crown. In 1518 he was appointed as Admiral of the Spanish Fleet by the Emperor Charles V (Charles the 5th) to lead a five ship fleet called "Armada de Molucca" to reach the Spice Islands (Maluku Islands), in present day Indonesia.
Many of the pictures seen in this video are from the ships artists who were chosen for their ability to accurately record their observations. They had to do this as realistically as they could in order to accurately report to their King. If they were found to have lied or even embellished the truth slightly they could face execution.
It appears the elites of Europe were given access to this copy, with the full accounts, while the public was told the tales of 9 foot and taller giants weren’t true. Shake-speare (an obvious fraud exposed by the name, who was actually the 17th Earl of Oxford, Edward De Vere, link to video here: youtube.com/watch?v=bd5O3fF0DJU )
Shake-speare had access to the full accounts and made mention of them. He used the word “Setebo’s” to describe demons. The only other time the word was used was in this text by Antonio Pigafetta, about demons, from the beliefs of the giants.
Video:
The Real Book Of Giants: youtu.be/vH0VC5PdlNw
Want to see more accounts of giants from other explorers? Click here: youtu.be/n5LaZlN-9n8
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana (1905) Later, 1948, Winston Churchill in a speech to the House of Commons, changed the quote slightly when he said (paraphrased), 'Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.'
Thank you.
God bless everyone.
Glen. (aka FWFE)
